Poland’s Night Watch: Phantom Drone Crashes, No One Noticed
In what can only be described as a security snooze, Poland activated its 'entire target detection system' and even launched a Mi-24 helicopter patrol during a Russian drone incursion—only to stand down by midnight after seeing 'nothing out of the ordinary.' Come sunrise, Gen. Dariusz Malinowski revealed the stealthy drone had crashed and exploded 70 miles from the border in Osiny. Despite fancy air defenses, the drone, equipped with a Chinese engine and a 'self-destructive warhead,' evaded detection by flying 'very low.' Cue Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz calling it a 'provocation against NATO.'
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Poland's air defenses: full panic mode at 10PM, all clear by midnight, surprise drone crash by breakfast. Stealth mode over-caffeinated or just bad at hide-and-seek? Either way, NATO’s lattes might be colder than their alertness.
A Russian drone sneakily crash-lands 70 miles inside Poland, and the Mi-24 just goes for a casual patrol. ’No threats detected’ is the new Monday motivation, apparently.
Poland's air defenses went full Sherlock but missed a crashing spy drone—stealth tech or just a giant game of peekaboo with explosive prizes?
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/21/2025 | Author: Matthew Loh
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